The Swarthmore College responds to the lawsuit “Transgender Evelyn”

Swarthmore’s college replied to claim Evelyn’s transgender athletes were presented by Evelyn, who claims that the school had removed spare parts from the women’s team after NCAA changed their rules to ban men to compete in women’s sports, but later added parts back to the team.

Spares filed a lawsuit this week, becoming a third athlete for a month sue US College for removal from the women’s team.

Swarthmore submitted the Fox News Digital statement in response to the claims of the details and specific charges to add details to the team after NCAA changed its rules.

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“Swarthmore deeply appreciates our members of the Transgender Community and many ways to enrich life in the campus. We offer numerous resources to create a welcoming, favorable and inclusive environment for transgender people.

“We worked on the support of EVIE Parts during the fast -paced leadership, simultaneously balanced the ability of other members of the women’s track team to compete in NCAA events. Given the lawsuit, we will not comment anymore.”

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Spare parts presumably Donald Trump He signed the executive order “Men from Women’s Sports”.

The part -time lawsuit also claims that Trans -Sportsman was “completely restored” to the Swarthmore Women’s Team on April 11.

Spare parts are listed as a winner of women’s 10,000 meters per Bill Batler Invitational in April and as a participant of the polo Donak Atletico Swarthmore Page.

The prosecutor of the spare parts, Susi Sirili, had previously submitted a statement for Digital Fox News, which is involved in the lawsuit.

“We treat the complaint. As stated in the complaint, the NCAA is a private organization that has issued a biotical policy. Swarthmore has decided to follow this policy and ignore the federal and state law,” Siril said.

Swarthmore will not become the first school that allowed biological men to compete in women’s sports after changing NCAA rules if the accusations are true.

The College of Otaki in New York admitted that he allowed Trans -Sportsman to compete in the competition of the division III in March. Trans -Spartman competed in Cayuga Duals, but only in the third event Varsity Eight, which is not taken into account in The NCAA Championship Qualification.

ITACA submitted a statement by Fox News Digital, which states that Trans -Spartsman’s participation had occurred from the “misunderstanding” of the coaching staff.

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The NCAA submitted the Fox News Digital statement, which addressed the ITAKA policy.

“Politics realized that there are no refusals, and students appointed by men may not compete in the women’s team with supplemented birth certificates or other forms of id,” NCAA said.

“In case of competition, the team will be considered a mixed team and has no right to compete with women’s teams. Itka said it was an intention to follow a policy that allows you to practice and NCAA values it.”

NCAA does not show if the event results will be canceled or it will face any consequences.

Former President Joe Biden had an executive order that defended the rights of Trans -Sportsmen to competitions in women’s sports, and the previous NCAA policy allowed Trans -sportsmen. Former Pennsylvania Trans Liy Tomas and former Voliabist San Khasse Blair Fleming pushed several lawsuits against these institutions and NCAA headed by Riley Gaines, Brook Sluter and several former UPENN.

Trans -Spartman Sadi Schrainer, who also presents in the lawsuit against Princeton University, was previously allowed to compete for the women’s athletics team of the Roches Institute two years before the NCAA rules change in February. Former Rit Women’s Women’s Rut Caroline Hill has joined the Gaines’ lawsuit against NCAA, citing her experience with which she competes and shared the locker room with Schrener.

Trump’s Education Department has already taken measures against many universities over Trans -Exclusion Cases to Trump’s Women’s Sport. DOE reached an agreement with Upen on the participation of Thomas in Women’s Swimming in early July. The University agreed to drive the Trans -Spartman records and apologize to all the athletes affected by Thomas’s presence in the women’s team.

Earlier in August, DOE reached an agreement with the Wagner College on a similar resolution regarding the former Redmond Sullivan.

The DOE investigation into San Khase’s staff over Fleming’s dispute continues.

Fox News Digital appealed to NCAA to comment on the “spare part” trial.

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